Confined Space Training
Confined Space Training 1910.146
Description:
This course introduces your employees to the dangers associated with confined spaces. It includes an overview of the OSHA regulations about the site-specific permit/non-permit process and procedures necessary to perform safe entry.
Objectives:
Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
- Have a working knowledge of federal OSHA regulations about permit-required confined spaces.
- Recognize hazards associated with confined spaces, proper atmospheric monitoring, lock-out/tag-out, and blanking procedures.
- Understand the proper use of personal protective equipment.
- Identify the procedures of the permit process.
- Identify emergency procedures for confined spaces.
- Identify rescue equipment used for nonentry (external) rescue of persons from confined spaces.
Course Information:
Confined Space Awareness/Initial Training: 8 hours
This course is designed to teach individuals at the beginning of their employment or during their change of duties, the dangers and hazards of confined spaces both permitted and non-permitted. This course will cover the current OSHA standard and how it applies to your industry and fields of work.
This course is required by OSHA.
Confined Space Refresher Training: 8 hours
This course is required by OSHA to be completed every year for individuals who are working in and around confined spaces. This course will cover the current OSHA Standard and how it applies to your Industry and fields of work.
Confined Space Entry with Rescue Basic: 16-24 hours
This course expands on the current OSHA standards. This course is designed for Industries that may have the coverage needed for rescue response but still want to train their employees on rescues dealing with confined spaces. The course with cover the uses of all rescue equipment the industry may have access too, and how it applies to rescue. This course will show students how to have a successful out comes when dealing with Confined Spaces. This course will count as the yearly refresher training required by OSHA.
Standby/Onsite Rescue
It is not always practical to train in-house staff as rescue personnel. Knowing the need for having professionally trained emergency responders on site, FRC can provide a team of individuals for on-site emergency response. Our Standby Rescue Teams will deliver a cost-saving alternative to maintaining equipment and personnel for an onsite team. Our rescue teams provide emergency retrieval systems and supply air units, personal protective equipment, and medical kits for potential rescue in an IDLH atmosphere.
There are two states of readiness for our on-site rescuers:
Active Standby: The rescuers are partially suited up at or near the workspace and ready to begin a rescue operation immediately.
Standby: Rescuers are on-site and their equipment is accessible, but they are engaged in training workers, performing hazards assessments, developing pre-plans, or some other safety-related task.
Our rescuers are fully trained in
- Confined Space Operations-Entrant/Attendant/Entry Supervisor
- Confined Space Rescue
- Trench Rescue
- Hazmat Operations Level (Response)
- Fall Protection
- Bloodborne Pathogens
- Respiratory Protection
- Personal Protective Equipment Maintenance and Inspection
One of the last things you need is an accident that could damage your most valuable assets your workforce. That is why it should be the first thing you anticipate. you need a confined space rescue team that is experienced, prepared, and on cue for any mishaps.
OSHA requires a rescue standby team to be available for every permit-required confined space. Besides maintaining the expertise essential for the safety of your workforce, our confined space rescue reams can be at your site before your entry. They will verify that the space is clear for entry and will be there every minute of the operation.
FRC is currently evaluating its Stand by Rescue Team. Please get in touch with us if you have any questions or if you are interested in working for FRC’s Stand-by team. extensive background check of training and character will be required prior to working for Fire and Rescue Concepts, LLC
Confined Space Assessments
Does your Industry location need its Confined Space and the hazards the pos identified?
Fire and Rescue Concepts has skilled personnel who can come to your location and perform these tasks for you. Fire and Rescue Concepts will catalog your Confined Spaces so you’re Industry. Let us be your number-one source for Confined Space Safety and Training.
Confined Space Standby Rescue
It is not always practical to train in-house staff as rescue personnel.
Knowing the need for having professionally trained emergency responders on site, FRC can provide a team of individuals for on-site emergency response. Our Standby Rescue Teams will provide a cost-saving alternative to maintaining equipment and personnel for an onsite team.
Our Rescue Teams provide emergency retrieval systems, supplied air units, personal protective equipment, and medical kits for potential rescue in an IDLH atmosphere.
There are two states of readiness for our on-site rescuers:
Active Standby: The rescuers are partially suited-up at or near the workspace and they are ready to begin a rescue operation immediately.
Standby: Rescuers are on-site and their equipment is accessible, but they are engaged in training workers, performing hazard assessments, developing pre-plans, or some other safety-related task.
Our rescuers are fully trained in:
- Confined Space Operations: Entrant/Attendant/Entry Supervisor
- Confined Space Rescue
- Trench Rescue
- Hazmat Operations Level (Response)
- Fall Protection
- Bloodborne Pathogens
- Respiratory Protection
- Rescue Equipment Maintenance and Inspection
- Personal Protective Equipment Maintenance and Inspection
One of the last things you need is an accident that could damage your most valuable asset your workforce. That´s why it should be the first thing you anticipate. You need a confined space rescue team that is experienced, prepared and on cue for any mishap.
And now OSHA requires a rescue standby team to be made available for every permit-required confined space. Besides maintaining the
expertise essential for the safety of your workforce, our confined space rescue teams can be at your site prior to your entry. They will verify that the space is clear for entry and will be there for every minute of the operation.
FRC is currently evaluating its Stand by Rescue Team. Please get in touch with us if you have any questions or if you are interested in working for FRC’s Stand By Team. Extensive background check of training and character will be required before working for Fire and Rescue Concepts, LLC